
Jacques de Gheyn II
Dutch Artist · 1565–1629
3 works on LinkedCulture
Initially trained by his father, Jacques de Gheyn II moved to Haarlem around 1585 to study with Hendrick Goltzius for five years. He absorbed Goltzius's sinuous linear technique, which appeared in de Gheyn's early engravings. He moved to Leiden in the mid-1590s, then gave up engraving around 1600 and began painting and experimenting with etching. By 1605 de Gheyn had settled in The Hague, where he
Works
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A Soldier on Guard Blowing the Match
Getty Museum · about 1597
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Boy in a Turban, Winged Angel and Three Companions
Getty Museum · about 1600
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Design for the Title Page of "The Exercise of Cavalry"
Getty Museum · 1598–1599
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